I want to hide the wire in the wall. Where is the hole to hide the wire in the bracket?
4664
There isn't one. In my setup the wire comes from a hole I'm the wall, and the short length to the speaker connection is visible.
4665
There is no place in the bracket to hide the wire. The working part of the bracket screws to the wall, preferably over a stud, wood or metal. A decorative plate then slides over top of the bracket. There are other products to conceal the wire in the wall, but if it's an outside wall, the insulation will interfere with pulling the wire through the wall if it doesn't diminish the quality of the insulation while pulling the wire. Interior walls are no problem.
1983206
Hello and thank you for your interest in our product, this specific unit has a hollow pillar holding up the television, so you can place the wires coming from your television and other devices through these holes to keep them concealed from view. Please feel free to contact me for further assistance.Thanks again Andrea
258980
Not really. I think you could push the wire up inside the globe but the plug part would still hang out. There isn't really enough room in the base to hide the wire either. I'm sure you could find a way but it definitely wasn't designed to be able to hide the wire. I just have mine on a low bookshelf and the wire hides behind the bookshelf like a lamp cord would. Hope that helps!
1170449
It doesn't have a place to run the wires built in. But you can clip them to the back with after market clips and hide them yourself.
675767
I would say with the hook concealed. When open the top part of the hook that is extended goes about 4 inches out from the wall. I love this thing. Hope that helped..
887979
Suggest bending the wire so it can be tightly wired or taped to the railing. In my case I attached the wire holder by screwing it in to the underside of the (wooden) eave. You may not want to drill into the ledge. Hope this helps.
2240779
Someone on here had a great idea of hiding it behind a picture! Something I never though of but would even be easy in this respect to hide the wire in the wall if you are super OCPD. Worth a try!
2266245
easiest is to use matched color wallpaper to cover the wires...or if you want to drill holes everywhere in the room, thats pretty tough...
1194547
there is a hole drilled in the glass that holds the shelf to the bracket, so they can't be moved. I have a problem with some of my larger components that have thicker cables/bigger connectors behind them. I am considering going to a Glass place and having them just cut me a larger shelf from glass that looks the same. Another option, for the connectors at least, is mounting a piece of 2x4 to the stud, then mounting the wall mount to the 2x4, giving me another 1.5" behind the components to work with. If I cut it to the right size and paint it with a flat black paint I think it will blend right in.
625918
There isn't a place to hide wires coming down from ceiling. Only suggestion is to run wires in back of pipe and hold in place with zip ties. I mounted my cable box and gaming consoles on shelf below tv were wires are barely visible.
325756
It comes out of the center. I have a Chevy it was very easy to hide the wire. The wire is like 2ft long.
1813141
There is a cord that extends from the black rectangular base. You could hide it in the wall if you are comfortable cutting into drywall. I am not, so I bought one of those brushed steel cord covers and it looks great on both sides of my bed above the nightstands.
118263
You loosen the screw. Then insert the wire under the little metal plate. Then tighten the screw to smoosh the wire into place. The wire should be snug enough that you can't pull it out after the screw is tighten.
147317
It is very low profile, if mounting under cabinet then there should be a lip on cabinet to hide wires. I got some gummed wire holders and used zip ties to tie down.
2266244
you can get wire covers at lowes cheap they are made of plastic that you run the wires through and you can paint them to match the wall
1302137
If you want to give it a professional look, then yes, but the wire is super thin so you can easily pass it under a door. I drilled a hole in my downstairs wall leading outside, ran the wire up the wall to the second floor, where i drilled another hole bringing it back into the house. Then I sealed the holes with some silicone to protect from small bugs and moisture. The thin wire is basically against the outside wall but is virtually unnoticeable.
2081015
Is it possible to drill a hole to allow for wire to fit through? Also is it absolutely sealed shut where wire wont go through?